Excel Magic Trick 446: Time In & Time Out in Same Cell Bad Setup Leads To Complicated Formula

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Uploaded by on Nov 16, 2009

See how to create a formula for calculating time worked when the time in and time out are entered into the same cell. This complicated formula comes from the fact that the data is setup badly. See the functions REPLACE, FIND, LEFT, TRIM, IF and OR.
Learn about how array syntax in the OR function can avoid Ctrl + Shift + Enter.

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  • @kpdesignz , I do not. Sorry.

  • Hi Like what you are doing, I have a project on Excel do you do freelance

  • Try these videos:

    Excel Magic Trick 598: Hours Worked In Day Including Lunch Breaks

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    Excel Magic Trick 718: Calculate Hours Worked (Day or Night Shift...

  • can you please tell me how to do the calculations for someone taking lunch, so time in, out, in and out again?

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